Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-27

- Bell 4 Co. will sell next Tuesday at 1OA
NJ, at the residence No. lib Twelfth street
paTlor furniture, easy chairs, patent rock
ers, nne ash and painted bedroom SETS
spring and top mattresses, feather pillows,
bedding, extra-ine Brussels carpets, extern
sion table, dining chairs, bed lounge, cook
stove fixtures completely, kitchen furni-
eNre, etc.
w. C. T. 1.-THE meeting of the w. c..
I. u. held on Thursday, and addressed by
the Rev. Mr.. Filben and Mr.. Hesketh,
Secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, was large and
enthusiastic. On the wide special discus
sion pertaining to the high license question
they were unanimous with two or three
exceptions, in indorsing the sentiments of
City Collector Onaham, of Chicago High
license, of course, does not and will not
indicate or cure the evil of intemperance
1t serves as means to regulate and to con-
troll the saloons and it does operate to limit
the number. Were the license still higher
in amount the number would be still
further diminished. But even high license
will not of itself operate to close up the
lowest and worst class of drinking places
The only way is to deny such places license
on any terms. Shut them up and keep
them shut, and this power Is within the
scope and reach of the municipal au-
thority"
A PoRT CosrA PLUNGER.-On Wednesday
neat-looking sailboat, rugged as plunger,
and provided with comfortable cabin,
made its appearance here, attracting con-
siderable attention from people interested
in aquatics. Next day a dispatch was re-
ceiyed by Chief Dillman from PORT Costa
requesting him to arrest Dan Eagan, who
has gained notoriety in pugilistic circles
under the cognomen of the Montana
Kid, for stealing plunger from that place.
The latter stated to his friends, when he
brought the boat here, that he purchased it
at Port Costa for 800, Yesterday morning
il was reported that he had gone back
there. The police took charge of the little
craft TO await further Developments. Last
evening Eagan returned from Port Costa,
walked into the station-honse and surren-
dered himself. Subsequently, Constable
Norton telegraphed up 10 hold the boat and
he would be up in the morning. Under
the circumstances Eagan was allowed TO go
on his own reccgnizance.
KILLIP & Co.'S IMPROVED FACILITIES
Killip s. Co, real estate and live stock auc-
toneers, No. % Montgomery street. San
Francisco known from one end of the
State 10 the other, and respected for their
energy and fair-dealirg, have made ar
rangemeats for placing all kinds of country
property upon the San Francisco market in
the manner most suitable to insure its sue
cessiul sale, and will also conduct auction
sales N other portions of the State, as their
patrons may elect. They will be repre-
scented in this city by Edwin F. Smith, Sec
rotary OF the State Agricultural Society,
and that courteous and wide-awake gentle
man Will doubtless secure frequent de-
mands for their services. They will be
represented at San Jose by Messrs. Mont
gomery & Rea, real estate agents.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
At the regular meeting of California
Lodge, No. 260, Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen, held Thursday, the following of
Ulcers we're elected for the ensuing year: L.
kunz, Master L. E. Graham, Vice Mas
ter J. D. Cummings, Recorder; J. A. Ba-
ker. Fnancier q. +. Shearer, Conductor ;
S. Mcintyre, Inner Guard; II. o. Steele,
Outer Guard J. A. Baker, delegate to the
Grand Lodge at New Orleans, and c. W.
Cox, Alternate.
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY.-Studies will be
resumed at this popular institution, which
is boarding and day school for young Ia
dies, next Monday. Music vocal and in
strumentaD painting and private elocu-
ton lessons form extra charges. Regular
attendance during the entire year is neces-
sary 10 entiue pupils to the honors of the
academy at the close of school. Sewing
class for externs will be held on Saturdays
from 10 ?. NJ.
STEiHwAY PIANos.-A. Lotthamrer. Odd
Fellows Temple, has received the agency
for the above piano. Also. the agency for
the Ernest Gsbler & Bro, Kranich & Bach,
Carl Roenisch and c. ID. Pease & Co.'S pi-
amos, and Wilcox & White organs. A COM
plete assortment always in stock. Piano
tuning and repairing a speciality. The pub
lie are invited to call.
II you want the very best piano and at
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in. See them at Oooper's Music Store. >
a GRAND opening at Bakers Home Sa-
loon, Iol4 Third street, between J and X
tonight. The public are invited. d. Gus
tin & Co, proprietors.
PIANOS None will be found to with
stand this climate so well as the CHECKER
ing. L. K. Hammer, sole agent, S20J sta
If you wish q good all-wool cashmere
suit for boys (sges, to 81, at prices less
than anybody sells them, you can get them
a. the Red House.
To-Day will be one of the most attractive
during our clearance sale for novelties and
good values. Red House.